Gloria SteinemLegacy extends far beyond her literary achievements, but her beloved magazine is what really started a movement. The story of MS has been fictitious on the screen in “Mrs. America”, “Minx” and “Good Girls Revolt” and even had a real syndicated spinoff “Woman Alive!” It began in 1974. The range of MS is almost unimaginable – and its impression (word games intended) in the socio -cultural landscape still feels today.
“Dear ms.: A revolution on pressure“Revisions The iconic publication through the lens for three directors: Salima Koroma, Alice Gu and Cecilia Aldarondo. filmThe trio examines each one another Ms. Cover story to honor the magazine’s legacy.
Miss was launched in 1972 and undoubtedly revolutionized the feminist movement at that time. As the official synopsis for the documentary says, “the magazine suddenly took” radical ideas to kitchen tables across the country and leads to provocative conversations about everything from politics to porn. “The Document” tells the countless story of the newspaper’s rise – how it defied the odds, transformed its readers and constantly struggled to maintain its bold ideals for cultural and political resistance. ”
“Dear MS.: A revolution in print” contains interviews with Steinem, Patricia Carbin, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Marcia Ann Gillespie, Lindsay van Gelder and Suzanne Braun Levine. The film had the premiere at Tribeca 2025 In the Documentary section in Spotlight.
William Ventura produces the feature, with Dylllan McGee, Amy Richards, Cindi Leive, Regina K. Scully, Nancy Abraham, Lisa Hales, Sara Rodriguez and Anna Klein Executive Proding.
Steinem was recently also in the middle of 2020 Biopic “The Gloias,” which was based on her best -selling book 2015 “My Life on the Road.” Julianne Moore and Alicia Vikander portray both Steinem over years of their lives in the film.
HBO documentary films also released “Gloria Steinem: in her own words” 2011. “There are more young women now who are feminist leaders than ever were during my era,” Steinem mentioned At the time when marketing the doctor has “and young women better shit detectors than we have ever had.”
“Dear MS.: A revolution in print” will premiere Wednesday 2 July at HBO and Max. Check out the trailer, an indieviewer exclusive, below.
